1: What’s the best way to make your to-do list? There’s something satisfying about writing down a task and then crossing it off your list.…
1: Jack Welch returned from his trip to Japan in 1993 on fire about the power of stretch goals. As GE’s CEO, the story of…
1: Tynan thought mindfulness and meditation were “too wishy-washy and time consuming,” he writes in Superhuman by Habit: A Guide to Becoming the Best Possible…
1: The year was 1993. GE CEO Jack Welch was in Japan when he heard a story about the country’s railway system. After World War…
1: A GE worker had an idea. He suggested to his managers that they stop outsourcing the construction of protective shields for their grinding machines,…
1: “It was the late 1980s and GE was the second most valuable company in America,” Charles Duhigg writes in Smarter Faster Better: The Transformative Power of…
1: Sleeping as long as you want? Waking up without an alarm clock? This may sound like being on vacation, Tynan writes in his book…
1: There are often tense moments at the beginning of a Crucial Conversation. The stakes are high, opinions vary, and emotions can get intense. “Others…
1: Some people are total jerks. “Deep down and all the way through,” write Joseph Grenny, Kerry Patterson, and their co-authors in their classic book Crucial Conversations. Yep.…
1: Consider this. Has there ever been a time when you received really tough feedback from someone, and you didn’t become defensive? “Instead, you absorbed…